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While I'm not certain this is the right venue for this discussion; it is a very concerning report. In essence they're claiming people that had home births in c
by Someone1234 8y ago
While I'm not certain this is the right venue for this discussion; it is a very concerning report.
In essence they're claiming people that had home births in certain places aren't US citizens, revoking their state issued birth certificates, and in some cases trying to deport them (and in others denying passports). This could make citizens stateless.
The evidence they're asking for to prove your birth is unlikely to still exist (e.g. your parent's rental agreement from the time of your birth, doctor's prenatal visits (which were less common at the time, since not free), and church records).